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CITY
Community Orcliralra The new
ly rouriiHtilwil cvitimutiHy orcht
tr will liulrt III Ihlra meriting Min
day, Out. m, 8 p.m., In the music
roam at the high school. Musicians
from outlying communities urn par
titular Invltt'd. This I Kliunnl)i'
f Irttt nil out effort to organic
basin wlda symphony orchestra,
Th Kail Festival HiMiniiorrd by
tht Westminster Frllownhlp In co
operation with the choir mid Marl
nr' Club of Hence Mi'tiiorliil l'rnit
bylarlnn church will un hr-ld Krl
dy, Oat, 14, 7-10 p.m. In the gym
nasium ol Uio Allsnioiit Junior high
t ohool, 'Ilia public In invltud.
run-There will be a benefit box
social mid true dunce, Huturiluy,
Oct. . at tlio Moose lodtto. I'rlM
lor th bent decorated bii receiv
ing the liluh bid, Members' lire
uriied to attend mid brlim guest.
Improving Mm. A. ' A, Plnolll,
Mldlmid K(imt,.llt Klmnnth Val
ley Hospital UKluy utter spending
torn tlmo Ihtno lur observation.
Rummage Salt Bulurdny at the
, Oddfellows Hull. Bonsnr.ii, 10 u rn.,
to ( p.m. sponsored by the I.sngell
Valley Women' Club, proceed to
lo to charily.
PI Hoclal The llonloy grange
1 sponsoring an old-fashioned pie
soclsl Halurdny nltht, Oct. it. 7:30
p.m. at the grange hall. Cuiidldutea
aA
MRS. D. PHIPPS
Klamath PEO
Honors Leader
A luncheon waa held at the horn
ol Mn. Andrew Collier by Chap
ter U ol PEO. Tumulay honoring
their (late organhtcr, Mra. U.
phlppa. Medford.
Aaalatlng Hie hcwitma at thl event'
wr Mra. John Fowler. Mm War
rn O. Hunt, Mr. Arthur Wllaon,
Mr. Harry Ooeller. Mr. E.. B.
Redman.- and Mra. X. W. SlauUw
ml Tulelake, Calif.
Following the luncheon, the
Chapter met In apeclal umaion and
Mra Phlpp addreaned th group
and' waa presented with a gift of
Klamath County wild plum pre
awrva.
Mr. Phlpp aim will mm with
Chaptera AU and CF wbu in
Klamath Fall.
Th PEO Sisterhood la an edu
cational group which aponaored
rholarahlpa and loan for th ed
ucation ol young women and
which own and admlnl'ter Cotlcy
OrJIeg In Nevada, Mia.
Tueaday evening. Chapter V n
Uruliwd It member and their
buaband at a gala dinner party
held at U Yacht Club, beautifully
decorated for the oceaMon. Follow.
Ing th banquet. Karl oeniry. mie
lak. presented hla unuul and
laacinailn colored movlea of wild
lift- native to thla locality.
The coinmittee la Charge1 ol prep
aration for th!- affair Included
Un o K PuckMt. Mra. Cha.
H Lelk. 'Mra. Ltod Emery and
Mr. Lloyd Porter..
Mariin , a
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BRIEFS
o( both parlle will be present lor
brlel apeechea ana me measurrs
on the billot will be explained,
l.ndlea take plea, men take money.
Try and b thera.
Hang Ilia House Brother! ol
Klamath County aang at the big
Northwest ahow In Springfield,
Oot. IB when HPEI1BQHA ol the
lour Northwestern tlea gathered
lor a aohg-leat. The lour brother
ar well known locally and on
the radio.
Women ol the Mooae College ol
Regent Women ol the Moose are
to sponsor a card party at Mooa
Hull, 1010 Pine Hlrnel, Friday, Oct.
'J4 at a p.m. Ituby Bell will be
hosle, i
lioyal Neighbor of America
Ma K Uigun, atate supervisor
from Portland la In Klamath Full".
Membern may got In touch with
her at the home ol Kat Hogue,
43 Pin or call 3261.
Kwauna Knrampment No. 40,
IOOF and Auxiliary will hold regu
lar meeting, p.m.. Friday eve-
nliif, In Klamath ran.
Attention Anyone having rum
mage lor the Btewart Lenox Fire
Be is rummaae aie 10 oe neio
Nov. Ilk. at the Hnna Hanson
Htore. 119 Bo. 11th Street, la asked
to have It at the lire elation. Thurs.
day evening, Oct, 30, or can ?-ov.
o that It can be plcked-up.
Day Circle of Peace Memorial
Church will meet at 11 noon lor
dessert luncheon Friday. The Mo-
Kensln circle at the horn ol Mr.
joe Rlker, 6300 Bo. SUi. The Mosler
Circle at the home ol Mr. Ora-
ham Berry, 1011 Fargo.
Tout Mlalrrss flub Meet to
night at the Wlllard, 6:30 p.m.
Huntraage Kale fit, Mary' Al
tar Society will sponsor a rum
mage ale Friday and Saturday
Oct. 34 and IS. Pariah Hall. N. 81 h
Anyone having rummage to , be
picked up call 7400,
vrw-wlll hold long lorm Initi
ation on Nov. 8. All veteran winn
ing Information contact local VFW
Pout Sit Klamath Avenue, or call
3-11134.
Rummage Sale At the Commu
nity Orocery Store buldlng. 1040
E. Main. Oct. 24 and 21th. Under
the aponaorahlp of the PrlscJII
Club of the Congregational Church.
Anyone having lummag may
leave 11 at the personam- 2160 gar
den, or call 3-3276 or 3N lor pick
up.
Klaanath Valley Hospital Mr
Freda Hahn underwent malor aur.
gery yeaterday morning - t the
Klamath Valley Hospital,
Klamath Lutheran Church
Choir will hold a rummage aale
at 716 Pine, formerly Wahva Place.
Oct. 24 and IS.
II if O Mathera BuJlnaaa meet
ing ana eonee nour at jen-ua
413 Main. Saturday Morning, Oct.
2ft, 10 a.m.
Deborah Circle Methodlat
Church, will meet Friday, Oct. 24,
g p m., at me nome oi Mr, uoya
Hniioway, 131 N. 9th lirewt.
Cub lruU Pack lour Cub
Scout wfll meet on Thursday eve
ning, Oct. 21, 7:30, Instead ol Fri
day, Oct. 14. aa previously an
nounced. Meeting will be In girls
ivm at Mills School. All parent
of Cub Scout pack four and pros
pective cub ar urged lo attend.
Food Sal Th Theta Rho girl
club will have a baked food sale
at the Pine Street Market Satur
day, Oct. IS. '
Merrill Slates
School Fete .
MERRILL Merrill High will
hold It annual carnival this Fri
day evenln Oct. 24, In the gym
Student body president, Danny
B.rrv will crown the carnival
oueen to be choseii on a ticket
selling basis Irom the following
class candidates: seventh grade
Dorlhea Freeman: eighth grade,
Shirley Hoy: Freshmen, Mary Lou
Turner: Sophomores. Peggy Noon-
an: Juniors, Mary Lou QuaJIs: and
Seniors. Arlene Lemler.
A variety of tames and conces
sions will be offered by each clas
a net the public la Invited. Oeneral
admission 1 25 cents. .
OStlJATE
WHILE WORK IS SLACK
You Mn gave time and mon
ey by applying Simplot RED
DIAMOND Stiperphosphkt
now instead of waiting- until
Spring.
Qualified tuthoritie ' claim
' that Fall application is as good
or better than Spring for many .
' crops, particularly alfalfa, clo
ver, mountain and meadow hay,
grasses, pasture, Fall feedings
and cover crops.
Get your Red Diamond
NOW at
SIMPLOT
SOILBUILDERS
of
KLAMATH FALLS
W. 0. Box 852 Phone 8-14M
Klamath Falls, Ore,
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CACT. JOHN rARRIS
Army Men To
Speak Here
A two-man team of specialist
Irom 6th Army headquarter, San
vr.nr!iMA Prefridn arrived here to-
dy to brief membera of the local
Urganiaca lu-serve wri umw, v.,
the latent helicopter devclo)menu
and on certain aspects of atomic
development-!, It was announced
today by M-ogt. wniiam
aey.-
Capt. John I. Farrls. Infantry,
will lecture on capabilities, limi
tation, employment and develop
ment ol helicopters.
LI. Rnlh E. Houck, Infantry,
will discus atomic energy a ap
plied to military. Industrial and
medical 'Held. He will also take
on latest defensive measure
against radiological warfare.
All National Ouard, Naval R
erve. Air Force Reserve, Army
Reserve and civilians are Invited
U the aesiilons which will be held
t 431 Mum Street, Boom 204, WII
lit UtilhllliEl.
Lectures will be from I to 10
p.m., tonight-
School Group
Meeting Held
About 80 Klamath County Pri
mary Teachers Council attended
the meeting ol the Association lor
Childhood Education held Oct. 16
at Peterson school.
Th session opened with a collee
hour at d 30 a.m. followed by a
business meeting with Beth Dennla,
Bly, president, presiding.
Everett Pcery. Director Special
Education, Klamath County school
district poke on "How We can
Work Together on Speech Prob
lem.
Grade meetings were in cnarnc
ol Beth Dennis. Margaret McHen-
ry, Mary waggoner.
r:mnrert annex ui stiiviiim u.
Klamath County schools during the
past few year were mown oy
ikbmii urixner.
Pititlin srnooi itacnrrs
were hostesses. Henley teacher
will be in charge ol the next meet
In. Ora Mitchell and Oertrude
Oraman werfaon th oclaj com-
FlfteMl couniT grsue scuuuio
were represent
tea.
'Grandmother'
At It Again
PITTSBURGH I Bennle Bos-
r.in sv he's always been willing
to help an eioeriy woman urn hm
faith in numan nature u
hresklno- mint. '
Bennle Was alone In bis fruit
market last night when a woman
who "looked at least 65 iteppea
ud to the counter and essea ror
a glass oi water.
Aa Bennle turned his oacs
the apparently 111 woman to get
the water, ahe whipped out a re
volver and said softly. "Hand over
the money.
The bewildered fruit market
bnerator gave her 4& and sh de
parted. Bennle later told police:
"I waa stunned she looked so
sick."
IT:? HERE,
IT-3 FULLY
at its
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famout from
toast lo eoojf
THI8 WHISKEY IS 4
! gast !
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HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORIflOW
LT, RALPH HOUCK
Son' In Europe
Calls Home
Mr. and Mr. Frank Steele, 3704
Cannon, wer surprised Tuesday
night by a telephone call from their
son. Robert L. Steele. Illght engi
neer stationed in oermany wiw
Lha Air Force.
Young Steele called Irom Boton
where h had been aent on a p-
h.i assignment. He Is returning
lo Oermny where ne.n. own
Ms Honed since a - year ago last
July at Khlne Main near Franklurt.
The Steele' have anotner son,
Alvln In the Navy Air Corps, ta
tioned at Corpus Chrlstl, Tex.
Adult Night
Classes Start
Two adult night classes open to
night at Klamath Union High
School.
The typing class will be held
In 104, the machine shop class
In the machine shop. Both trt
at '7:30. The two classe launch
what Is expected to be a wide
schedule o! night courses. The lull
agenda will be announced later,
Principal Charles Carlson said.
unu eainemr hntif? nltC '
WONDERFUL FAST RELIEF T
i : front .
MINOR THROAT
IRRITATION
free, cetaX aaMUaf asal Mkae 1 .
At the Sm in of s minor throat brits
tkKi, take MtKoJon't stnutioosl new
NrO-AQUA-0IN Throat LoKngts. .
Becsute NBO AQUA-DHIN con rami rhc
antibiotic miracle drug. Tyrothrkio,
it worst tut. two w:
I relieve diuomforl almost
wajaaeWury.
1 imbUm lit tttm-piHM itm
that came moat minor throat irrita-
tiorn.
HI O aqua Dm n gueiameni to
(ootain mp to hvia mi aww pai- ' '
relarving local aneuhetic or ajenn-ialtrb
ing rngredienn as other ksdaag peodncts.
Pleaunt orange Savor . . . teave no
hitter dret-utte. And NBO AQUA DIH
does not disturb digestion or deaden
rivet ol food! Note: II throat irritants
it accompanied by ievtt or other
MctBSOn
NE0-AQUA-DRIN
THtOAT tOIPW
LEE
HENDRICKS
Your Neighborhood Druqqirt
2212 So. 6th Ph. 4321
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Highlights
AtKUHS
By HAROLD McKAY '
Junior are atartlng to think
about th cl Jewelry they must
order thl year. The clas Jewelry
committee Is starting to look at
th Jewelry offered by the var
lou companle. The member of
th committee are: Susan Oeary,
Sylvia Oerber, Ann Henderson,
Oeorge Knight, Stan Kuhlman,
Dena Lampropoius. jacx rrocs,
Wally Sweek and Pat Taylor.
The soDhomore cJaa' held tl
election yesterday and got the fol
lowing result: vie president, Ouy
Munseil, ana ycu-song leuaer iu-
mond Olson. The other officer
were not eleoted because they did
not get a majority vole. A runoff
election will be held In the near
future to decide on the president,
and ecretary-lrcasurer. The two
students being voted upon for presi
dent re: Dick Abraham and Louis
Zaroslrukl, Those atlil in the run
ning for secretary-treasurer are
Carrie Hellbropner, and Karen Por
ter.
Tomorrow five boys from
nuhiieatinns will o to the annua!
Oregon Scholastic Press associa
tion convention In Eugene. The
boy will be Davia Moiaiore, u
Dnk rhirfesLer. from the El Rodeo,
the representatives from the Kra-
Hercules all-weather leather
jackets keep you warm with
the swish of a zipper
DnnnlriP
19.95
Z-x-riD into Foil . . . Save 3.63! Weor o horsehide leotner
jocket fomed for its weofher-defyinq qualities: full royon
Irninq thot huqs your body wormth; 50 wool.
50 cotton knit wristlets ond
full lenqth zipper keeps warmth in keeps you warmer
lorvqer! Yes, qet a Hercules leather jacket today
choose vours in block or brown,
Men's Hercules Luster Twill
Use Mors Easy Payment Plan
rJ-'irivV
Men's Brown Suedt
Blouses
15"
kel csst to on yeas SM
aaljng aaf osDft. I'taas -ttstoa
sVvad. Kit aoloj.
Men's Hercules Denim
WwkCoots
4" .
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LakeviewMen
To Farm Meet
Fred R. Peat, and W; Warren
Maxwell. Lakvlew, will represent
the Klamath-Lake National Farm
Loan Association at a two-day con
ference of NFLA representative
in urw.bonj. rv-t. 23 and 24th. H. ft.
Hamaker, secretary-treasurer ol the
local association announcea jreawi
day. Hamaker said the Spokane meet
ing will bring togetner represenia
..,7.. rnm ch of the S associa
tions In Idaho, Montana, vicr
and Washington.
.Tame R. Islelb. land bank eonv
miuionor. Washington. D. C, wiU
.Hr tha delesatcs. and How
ard Heohtner, Culdesac, Idaho,
chairman of the th district NFLA
stui.nro rnmmtttee will be m
charge ol th two-day conference.
Henrv Matthew, president oi ine
i. ami Bank ol Bookane,
lor which the associations make
.rut urv i-a loans. Will report w
the bank's operations lor the last
year.
... wnrreet Rutledge and Bar-
old McKay. The Iilth boy m "J
group is the aavisor i
dahl. ,
Among the things uiej pan w
do la to see the Oregon-Montan
game on saturoay ana pciumv
see the Marshlield-Eugene gam
Friday night.
waist thot seals out drafts;
sizes 34 thru 44.
Blouses, loch ...
for Purchases of $20 or Mart
Mes'i Lined Lvstar
Twifl Jockats
A tavosia besy bescotue 'l
woras, twggod and so tow
pricetrl Wotw rep slant,
Water Repellent
Uned Sorcoats
11"
Uamlsonwty saSartxj as coeabsd
oNeai goeordln wMi a easy
podded saeoWert. Uwd h Htrw
, and wool M-46.
Store Slates
Shoe Fair
Featuring all type ol shoes for
the family, a Fall Shoe Fair will
be held at the locnl Sears, Roe
buck and Co. Store from Thursday,
Oct. 23, through Saturday, Nov.
1st.
"Thl event will be the first na
tionwide family shoe sale ever held
by Sears," according to Bill Payette
manager of the Sears stor.
Payette said that the sear buy
ing organization has been prepar
ing for this merchandise promotion
for several months and that It will
feature many offerings purchased
especially lor the lair.
FUNERAL
THOMPSON
runral Mrvlre. ten Ka.pr Thorn y
on, SI. who died here Oct. 31, will
tek place from the chepel of Ward a
KUmath runerai Home, 29 Hian
Street Saturday. It a.m.. The Hev. Ir
vin Tweet. Klamath Lutheran Church.
end officer! at Klamath Fella Lode
No. 1M7, BPO like officiating. Mili
tary honore will be conducted St the
fraveaide In Klamath Memorial Park
oy Kiamain rest . aiu,,
ion. -
Tbuv RINGS
Uabu REGROUND
53.95 up. Includes Parts
ZlEGLfR'S AUTO REPAIR
27 Mai
Wool and Poptw
ReversibU Coals
12"
yo sanorl eoorj ' one! Oa
id woaar repelW eotJoa
popCsi atwening to foaqr
wool ploid.
Short Casual Wool
Jackets
6"
Good essr! Worn t"lfe)
biobi tort braes or bis :
ptaids. flppea- front, z
I up
"on- : T.
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pack tjtom
Presbyterians
Slate Fair
Peace Memorial Prsbvtrlal
Church Is to present It fourth an
nual unurcn rnir, rrioay, i p.m..
at th Altamont Junior High School
gym.
On th Hv entertainment ltd
will be a one-act play, "What'
Cookln'," presented by the Junior
rfrpartment under the direction ol
Mrs. Len Buries, and barbarshop
quartette comprised ol the Rev,
D. L. froeu, ai nrocg, van nagw
and Malcolm Stoll.
There are to be booth operated
bv th Mariner Club and ohurob
circle.
For th youngsters ther ar t
be movie and a merrry-go-round.
The Dublio Is Invited. Admlc
slon wfll be 25 cent.
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ShMosan body aMna lor ptataS
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Stora Hours ''
f A.M. to 5:30 VA.
133 So. 8th Phone . 1M
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